moonlighting

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If you're smart, you'll loop in your boss before doing any moonlighting.
如果你精明，在做兼職之前你會先讓老板知道。
Moonlighting traditionally has meant juggling two hourly jobs, or an hourly job plus freelancing.
傳統(tǒng)上的兼職族是同時做兩份時薪工作，或者一份時薪工作加自由職業(yè)。
Most tutors at such colleges are themselves moonlighting civil servants: public-sector hours run from eight till three, giving bureaucrats ample time to pursue second careers.
這樣的學(xué)院中的教員絕大部分也同樣兼職公務(wù)員。公共部門的工作時間是從早八點(diǎn)到下午三點(diǎn)，這爲(wèi)官員們尋求第二職業(yè)提供了充裕的時間。

Nor yet do all doctors work in hospitals, or in cities where moonlighting is possible.
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